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Worth the money in a new home

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Five purchases to discuss when buying a home, with space for your local advice.

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  1. Slide 1

    Worth the money: 5 things worth paying for when you buy a home. A tomato-red price tag hangs on a string over a butter-yellow farmhouse with a white porch, railings and hanging flower baskets.

  2. Slide 2

    A thorough home inspection. Know what you're buying before it's yours. A butter-yellow tag hangs over a white wooden cottage with a front porch, green chairs and a grassy yard. The photograph is illustrative.

  3. Slide 3

    A sewer scope: worth asking about with older homes or big trees. A survey: so you know where the lot really ends. Two tags hang over a sunny yard with a white picket fence, a lawn and a white stucco house.

  4. Slide 4

    A deep clean: easiest while the rooms are empty. New locks: or rekey them; you never know who has a key. Two tags hang in a bright, empty room with wood floors, a beamed ceiling and stairs.

  5. Slide 5

    Ask me what's worth it here. A large tomato-red tag holds a local note, your name and your phone or handle. Below it, a ring of keys hangs from the lock of an open teal door.

Worth the money in a new home

  1. Worth the money: 5 things worth paying for when you buy a home. A tomato-red price tag hangs on a string over a butter-yellow farmhouse with a white porch, railings and hanging flower baskets.
  2. A thorough home inspection. Know what you're buying before it's yours. A butter-yellow tag hangs over a white wooden cottage with a front porch, green chairs and a grassy yard. The photograph is illustrative.
  3. A sewer scope: worth asking about with older homes or big trees. A survey: so you know where the lot really ends. Two tags hang over a sunny yard with a white picket fence, a lawn and a white stucco house.
  4. A deep clean: easiest while the rooms are empty. New locks: or rekey them; you never know who has a key. Two tags hang in a bright, empty room with wood floors, a beamed ceiling and stairs.
  5. Ask me what's worth it here. A large tomato-red tag holds a local note, your name and your phone or handle. Below it, a ring of keys hangs from the lock of an open teal door.

1 of 5 · Five things to consider

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What you can change.

  • Write a local note based on the homes and area you know.
  • Check which services make sense for the particular property. Keep conditional advice conditional.
  • Add your name and phone number or handle, and replace the illustrative photos with authorized ones.

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